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PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 7, 1980 -- 9 'News and views from Seagrave and area & By Marilyn Beacock Well folks what did you think of that weather this weekend? Warm air and lots of sunshine. We really couldn't have asked for any- thing better. We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Clarence Harri- son and the community extends its sympathy to his sister Mrs. Gladys Scott. The long and "short" of the birthday box this week is that the Shorts won by quite a margin! Birthday greet- ings to Brad Puckrin, Ferne Tobin, Barbara Short, Marion Short, Cliff Short, Jack Short and our minister Rev. Roundell. Happy birthday to little Matthew Sommerville who had the opportunity to blow out his very first birthday candle on Sunday. Helping him to celebrate this very special day were his great PORT PERRY FAIRGROUNDS 6:00and 8:15P.M. grandma Graham, grandpa and grandma Monroe and lots of aunts and uncles. Hope you had a great time ripping open those gifts honey! Bert and Gertie Wana- maker were treated by their family to a delightful pre- Mothers Day dinner at the Rib Room in Oshawa on Sun. Our hospital representa- tive reported that the Hospital Auxiliarys Spring Fair was a very successful venture and she wishes to thank those that so kindly donated baking. . The UCW ladies are invited to attend their next meeting at the home of Mrs. Jim Durward on May 14 at 8:00 p.m. As some of you might be aware plans are being made to have the sanctuary of the church re-decorated. Mr. Brian Jordan has been cons- a 19 Sponsored by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce fm nn CANADA'S RAIN OR SHINE TRIUMPHANT ANNUAL TOUR ARTIN & DOWNS CIRCUS TENT CIRCUS yy Crittren 90 MINUTES OF CIRCUS THRILLS UNDER THE BIG TOP I EDUCATED ELEPHANT FUNNY CLOWNS EDUCATED ANIMAL ACTORS PERFORMING HORSES LUCKY the LLAMA CLEVER CANINES CASEY the CAMEL AERIAL AND ACROBATIC STARS All Advance Tickets - $2.25 At the Door - Adult $3.50; Child $2.75 No Advance Tickets sold Circus Day. All Prices include Tax. ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS - And at the Following Locations: Beare Motors; |.G.A.; Royal Bank; Emiel's Place; Bank of Commerce; Scugog Realty; Bank of Montreal; House of Howard; Stedmans. VISIT OUR EXOTIC ANIMAL & CHILDREN'S PETTING ZOO. PYTHON SNAKE EXHIBIT - PONY RIDES Before and after Circus Performance at small additional cost. WOODWORKING SHOP Pine - Cupboards - Furniture ulted regarding this matter and any interested persons are invited to bring along their suggestions for color schemes, etc., to the church on Monday, May 12 at 8:00 p.m. and discuss this with Mr. Jordan. For further information you may call Keith Puckrin. The Seagrave Sunday School Anniversary will be celebrated on Sunday May 25that 11:00 a.m. Rev. Ralph Bradley will be the guest speaker and a special feature will be the providing of music by our Greenbank Public School Choir. Parents please note the time change for this service only. It was recently brought to the attention of the corres- pondents of this column that some of our readers feel our column deals too much with church news items. It is unfortunate that community lacks the facilites such as a hall or recreation centre but since this is the case our church basement does double duty not only as a Sunday School classroom but also as a meeting room for the Play group, Beavers, Brownies, Cubs, Scouts, community showers and the list is endless. We should be appreciative also of the fact that the church does not levy a fee for the use of its basement as would be required by a com- munity hall board. The church gratefully acknow- ledges donations from the aforementioned groups but to the best of my knowledge does not impose. a fee of any kind. The purpose of this was not to give everyone a financial statement of the church or of its affairs but merely to clarify a point. If the news does sound "churchy" to some folks we apologize but as most of the children and adult meetings are held there its rather difficult to call it any other name than the church. If I may steal an old saying "A rose by any other name is still a rose". Let us be grateful that we have the use of the basement as often as we do. "Hi" to Norma Adams who is a patienf in the Oshawa General Hospital I understand that she will be remaining there for a few weeks so perhaps you might take time to send her a card or pop a letter in the mail for her. Registration for the Mariposa Girls Team will be taking place at the ball park on Wed., May 14, at 6:30 p.m. Greenbank Public School are hosting their annual Open House on Wed., May 7, and I would like to say thank you to the staff for arranging time periods during the day 4 F Q- _|Rec.rRD.8 © | ~ REACH FAIR = ~ IND. ® z PARK = I i] N 'CUSTOM MADE TO YOUR ORDER' 4 Post Beds - Dressers Tables - Dining, Kitchen & Living Roll Top Desks - Mirrors Cedar Chests - Book Shelves - Etc. KITCHEN CABINETS Wide Selection to Choose From. 'YOU NAME IT ... WE MAKE IT!" - 'COMPARE OUR PRICES' Open Daily 9 to 5 - Saturday 9:30 to 3:30 REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK - 985-7679 as well as the evening so that parents who work shifts can be accommodated. It is a most thoughtful and appre- ciated gesture. Trees For Canada will be held on Sat., May 10. For more particulars call Ken Sturman 985-7778 or Neil Wanamaker at 985-8350. Seagrave Ladies ball practice will be cancelled on Wed., May 7 due to Open House at the school. Please phone Betty Sommerville at 985-8066 with next weeks news. Extensive program set for local Hospital Day Canada Hospital Day, May 12, at Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, will undergo a change in the approach to its commemora- tion. While taking note of the theme, our Canada Hospital Day will promote energy conservation by conserving medical-surgical supplies and finances. At the same time, we hope to provide our staff with an overall review of our Disaster Plan while demonstrating the commun- ity resources available to the community as a whole, concentrating on actident prevention and available disaster assistance. Two four-hour programs have been set up - from 1 pm.to4p.m.and4p.m.to8 p.m. Included are: - Cardio Pulmonary Resuci- tation (CPR) - demonstrated by our Nursing Staff. - Inservice Education Program - to Review our Disaster Plan and Manual Revisions; - Safe-driving-Breathalyzer - provided by the O.P.P. - Air Ambulance-Helicopter - provided through the Minis- try of Health-Transportation (pending availability) - Emergency Measures Organization - represented by Sgt. Matthews, Durham Region Police Force. - Land Ambulance Demon- strations - courtesy of our local Port Perry Ambulance Service. The public is invited to attend any or all of the sessions and our staff members are urged to attend as many sessions as possible : as part of their In-Service Education Training. By combining our Disaster 'Plan methods with our Canada Hospital Day, we hope to provide the training methods needed to carry out a successful disaster drill without "fake' patients and unnecessary use of our supplies. 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